This is ANOVA - Single Factor. We first need to find the and . They are 'Total variance' and 'Variance in between the treatments' respectively.
We know
=
Grand total = 110 Sum of individual squares = 566
= 61.833
=
Note: We have to separately sum for all the treatment.
=
= 528.5
= 24.333
37.5
We can also use excel data analysis function
Steps:
ANOVA | ||||
Source of Variation | SS | df | MS SS/df | F |
Between Groups | 24.333 | 2 ( k -1) | 12.167 | 6.813 |
Within Groups | 37.5 | 21 (n-k) | 1.786 | |
Total | 61.833 | 23 (n-1) |
a.
This is a test for difference of means. So the null hypothesis will be
Null hypo: nurse = TA = FFW
Alternative hypo: Not all the populations are equal.
b.
F - stat = MSB / MSR
= 12.167 / 1.786
F -stat = 6.813
c. p - value is the probability of null hypothesis being true
p - value = P( > Test Stat )
= P( > 6.813)
p-value = 0.005 ...........using f-dist tables with df = 2 and df = 21
d. Since p-value < 0.05
We reject the null hypothesis and there is sufficient evidence for a difference.
Option 3
e.
LSD =
The n1 and n2 depend on the sample of the treatments.
LSD = ...........since all the sample sizes are same.
LSD = 0.668
|Mean nurse - Mean TA| = |30/8 - 32/8|
|Mean nurse - Mean TA| = 0.25
Since the mean difference < LSD
There is not significant difference between the means for nurses and tax auditors.
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